Abus TVCC75100 User manual

TVCC75100
TVCC75200
User manual
Version 6/2011
Original English user manual. Keep for future use.

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Introduction
Dear Customer,
Thank you for purchasing this product.
This product meets the requirements of the applicable European and national guidelines.
The corresponding declarations and documents can be obtained from the manufacturer
(www.abus-sc.com).
To maintain this condition and to ensure risk-free operation, you as the user must observe these
operation instructions!
Before initial start-up, read through the complete operating instructions observing operating and
safety instructions.
All company and product names mentioned in this document are registered trademarks.
All rights reserved.
If you have any questions, please contact your installer or your local dealer!
Disclaimer
This user manual was prepared with greatest care. If you should notice omissions or inaccuracies,
please inform us about these on the back of this manual given address.
The ABUS Security-Center GmbH & Co. KG assumes no liability for technical and typographical
faults and reserves the right to make at any time modifications to the product or user manual
without a previous announcement.
The company is not liable or responsible for direct and indirect subsequent damages which are
caused in connection with the equipment, the performance and the use of this product.
No guarantee for the content of this document is taken.

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Important safety instructions
The warranty will expire for damage due to non-compliance with these operating
instructions. We shall not be liable for any consequential loss!
We do not accept liability for damage to property or personal injury caused by incorrect
handling or non-compliance with the safety-instructions. In such cases the warranty will
expire.
Dear customer,
The following safety instructions are intended not only for the protection of your health, but also for
the protection of the device. Please read through the following points carefully:
xThere are no parts on the inside of the product which need to be serviced. Apart from this, the license
(CE) and the guarantee/warranty will lapse if you open/take the product apart.
xThe product will be damaged even it falls from a low height.
xThis device can be used in inside as well as outside.
xDuring the installation of the camera please take care that direct sunlight cannot fall onto the image
sensor of the device. Please follow the installation instructions in the corresponding chapter of this
user manual.
Avoid using the device under the following unfavorable ambient conditions:
xwetness or excessive air humidity
xextreme cold or heat
xdirect sunlight
xdust or combustible gases, vapors or solvents
xstrong vibration
xstrong magnetic fields, such as those found in the vicinity of machinery or loudspeakers
xThe camera should not positioned with opened iris towards the sun – this can lead to the
destruction of the sensor.
xthe camera may not be installed on unstable surfaces
General safety instructions:
xDo not leave packaging material lying around carelessly. Plastic/ foil/bags and polystyrene parts etc.
could become dangerous toys for children.
xFor safety reasons don’t give the camera into child hands due to them being able to swallow small
parts.
xPlease do not insert objects through the openings into the device.
xUse only accessories which are specified by the manufacturer.
Please do not connect incompatible parts to the device.
xPlease pay attention to the safety instructions and user manuals of the other connected devices.
xCheck the device for damages before installation. If this should be the case please do not use it.
xPlease adhere to the operational voltage limitations listed in the technical data. High voltage could
destroy the device and pose a health hazard (electric shock).
During the installation into an existing video surveillance system make sure that all
devices are disconnected from the low and supply voltage circuit.
If in doubt allow a professional electrician to mount, install and wire-up your device.
Improper or make-do electrical connection to the mains does only represent at threat to
you but also to other persons.
Wire-up the entire system making sure that the mains and low voltage circuit remain
separated and cannot come into contact with each other in normal use or due to any
malfunctioning.

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Table of contents
1. SCOPE OF DELIVERY.............................................................................................................................48
2. FEATURES...............................................................................................................................................48
3. COMPONENTS NAMING.........................................................................................................................49
4. INSTALLATIONS INSTRUCTIONS..........................................................................................................50
4.1 CONNECTION METHOD ................................................................................................................................50
4.2 CEILING MOUNT TYPE..................................................................................................................................52
4.3 EMBEDDED MOUNT TYPE.............................................................................................................................54
4.4 INDOOR ADAPTOR.......................................................................................................................................55
4.5 DROPPED CEILING MOUNT BRACKET OR GOOSE NECK MOUNT BRACKET .........................................................56
4.5 ADDITIONAL ACCESSORIES..........................................................................................................................58
5. QUICK GUIDE CONTROL DEVICES.......................................................................................................60
5.1 CONTROL USING OPERATOR PANEL TV7605...................................................................................................60
5.2 CONTROL USING TV3000-TV3031 RECORDERS..............................................................................................60
6. QUICK OPERATING KEYS......................................................................................................................61
7. DIAGNOSTIC............................................................................................................................................63
8. OSD MENU SETTING ..............................................................................................................................64
8.1 OSD MENU TABLE........................................................................................................................................64
8.2 DOME SETUP..............................................................................................................................................65
8.3 CAMERA SET ..............................................................................................................................................70
8.4 PRESET SETTINGS ......................................................................................................................................72
8.5 AUTO SCAN SET..........................................................................................................................................73
8.6 TOUR SET...................................................................................................................................................74
8.7 PRIVACY SET..............................................................................................................................................75
8.8 PATTERN SET .............................................................................................................................................76
8.9 ALARM SET.................................................................................................................................................77
8.10 SECTOR ...................................................................................................................................................78
8.11 EXIT.........................................................................................................................................................78
9. DIP SWITCH SETTING.............................................................................................................................79
9.1 ID SETTING.................................................................................................................................................79
9.2 RS-485 TERMINATION...................................................................................................................................81
9.3 PROTOCOL.................................................................................................................................................81
9.4 BAUD RATE SETTING ...................................................................................................................................81
10. SPECIFICATIONS ....................................................................................................................................82
11. DIMENSIONS............................................................................................................................................82

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1. Scope of Delivery
No. Item Qty.
1 Pan / Tilt dome camera 1
2 Ceiling Mount Bracket 1
3 24 V AC Power Supply 1
4 Wrench 1
5 Screws (Ø 3x6 screw) 2
6 Screws (Ø 4x16 screw) 5
7 Safety Wire 1
8 Manual 1
9 Ceiling cover 1
10 Cable ties 5
11 Terminal Block 2 PIN 2
12 Terminal Block 3 PIN 1
13 Terminal Block 5 PIN 1
14 Terminal Block 6 PIN 1
2. Features
The Pan/Tilt dome camera has among other the following functions:
xSpeedy response with 27 respectively 36 times continuous auto-focus zoom lens and
12 times Digital Zoom
xUp to 560 TVL resolution
xPassword protection
xLow-Noise-Technology for extremely quiet movement with 0,024° accuracy
xSlip ring for long life time (20 million rotate ring tested)
xAdvanced DSP camera, including Auto White Balance, Backlight Compensation and
Auto Iris Control
x165 Preset Points Setup
x8 programmable group tours, each one with up to 60 preset steps
xContinuous Auto Focus
x350°/sec pan and 250°/sec tilt speed on preset
xBuilt in 4 Alarm Inputs and 2 Relay outputs (NO/NC)
xRemote control via RS-485 (up to 127 Speed Dome Cameras controllable)
xPower misconnection protection on terminal
xChangeable IR-filter for true day/night
xSupports PECLCO (D and P) and Maxpro protocol

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3. Components Naming
1. Bubble 8. Video Output
2. Lock Screw 9. Loop RX
3. DIP Switch 1 10. Loop TX
4. DIP Switch 2 11. Power LED
5. Camera 12. Aux terminal
6. Lock Holder 13. Alarm terminal
7. Power input 14. Mount Holder
FIG.1

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4. Installations Instructions
4.1 Connection Method
1. To separate camera body loosen Lock Screw (2 mm), turning the wrench counterclockwise.
(Don’t pull the screw out) (FIG. 2)
Separate the upper body from the lower body by turning counterclockwise. (FIG. 3, 4)
2. After separating set DIP switches (Refer to the page 78)
3. To assemble camera body rotate the upper body clockwise to assemble both bodies.
(FIG. 5, 6). Screw up turning the wrench clockwise. (FIG. 7)
Don’t screw to tight, it can cause defects.
FIG.
2
FIG.4FIG.3
UNLOCK
2 mm
FIG.6FIG.5 FIG.7
LOCK
Screw up to flat with
the body surface

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1. Alarm:4 Alarm inputs
2. AUX: DC 12 V with up to 1 A can be used at the AUX terminal.
Possible applications using AUX are e.g. turning on a light or remote control.
3. TX: TX transmits data signal received from RX to other equipment.
TX is convenient terminal for daisy chain connection.
4. RX: RX receives control signal from controller or DVR.
5. Video out: BNC connector (1Vp-p)
6. Power: AC 24 V 1.0 A adaptor
* Do not connect power supply to the middle screw of the power terminal.
Middle screw is for grounding only.
7. Power ON LED

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4.2 Ceiling mount type
The Ceiling mount type is for suspended ceilings with at least 4 cm distance between structural slab
and ceiling. The complete camera body will be visible.
1. Select a ceiling board which is strong enough to hold a weight of approximately 2 kg.
2. Prepare a Ø 145 mm hole in the ceiling board. (FIG. 9)
Fix the safety wire to a suspension to prevent camera from falling.
Fix the other side of safety wire to the safety wire hole. (FIG. 10)
3. Fix the Ceiling Mount to the Ceiling with 4 screws (Ø 4.0 mm tapping screw). (FIG. 11)
4. Tie the wire using the cable ties. (FIG. 12)
5. Mount the wires through the square hole.
Place the Camera Mount Holder in the Bracket Mount Hole. (FIG. 12)
To insert them easily, keep 10° interval of Lock Holder1 and Lock Holder2. (FIG. 13)

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6. To assemble, rotate the Camera clockwise 10°. (FIG. 13)
7. Screw up Lock Holders with screws (M3).
8. Assemble the Cover.
Fix three Cover Locks to three Cover Holes rotating clockwise. (FIG. 15)
10°
FIG.13 FIG.14
SCREW (M 3.0)
LOCK HOLDER .1
LOCK HOLDER .2

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4.3 Embedded Mount Type
TV7607 (Embedded mounting frame) is not scope of delivery.
Embedded mount frame is for suspended ceilings with at least 14 cm distance between structural
slab und and ceiling. Only the bubble of the camera will be visible.
1. Prepare an Ø 190 mm hole in the ceiling board.
Fix the safety wire to a suspension to prevent camera from falling.
Other side of safety wire is fixed to the safety wire hole. (FIG. 16)
2. Fold the Lock Levers and insert the Bracket into the Ceiling Hole.
Fix the Bracket to the ceiling using the driver. (FIG. 17)
3. Hereafter installation is the same way as the Ceiling Mount Type.
(Refer to the page 51 and 52)

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4.4 Indoor Adaptor
Indoor Housing Adaptor (TV7608) is not in scope of delivery. Indoor adaptor is for on-ceiling
mounting of cameras.
1. Hold the indoor adapter with the open side facing down in the position you would like to
mount the camera on the ceiling. Use a pen to mark the three drill holes on the ceiling.
2. Drill the three holes and insert a wall plug which is suitable for the ceiling material. Make
sure that the wall plug is able to bear a load of approx. 3 kg.
3. Fit the indoor adapter exactly on the drill holes and fasten the adapter with appropriate
screws. Use nuts to prevent slipping.
4. Connect the individual lines to one another using the cable strap and guide the cable through
the opening in the indoor adapter.
5. Use the four screws supplied to attach the retaining plate of the mount type (included in the
camera’s scope of delivery) to the indoor adapter. To do this, place the mount type plate on
the indoor adapter so that the external drill holes of the plate are exactly on the four spacer
threads of the indoor adapter and screw the four screws in.
6. Proceed in the same way as points 6 to 8 on pages 216 and 217.
Loch Ø20

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4.5 Dropped ceiling mount bracket or Goose neck mount bracket
In combination with Indoor Adaptor (TV7608) it is possible to use Dropped ceiling mount bracket
(TV7609) or Goose neck mount bracket (TV7612) indoor.
These optional accessories are not in scope of delivery.
Drilling distances TV7612
Dimensions TV7612
Ø35
Ø10

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Drilling distances TV7609 Dimensions TV7609
1. Mark the drill holes with a pen. Note the correct drilling distances. In addition, ensure the drill
holes are horizontally aligned for the goose neck mount bracket (TV7612) exactly.
Remember that the wall or ceiling selected for mounting must be strong enough to bear
loads of up to approx. 6 kg.
2. Use a drill bit with a sufficiently large diameter. Insert suitable wall plugs. Note that the wall
plugs and screws must bear a load of approx. 6 kg. The wall plugs and screws must also be
able to withstand strong drawing forces for the goose neck mount bracket (TV7612).
3. Connect the individual wires together with a cable clip.
4. Depending on the way the cables are laid (flush or surface), the cables can be guided
directly through the retaining plate or through the side cable feed.
5. Screw one of the two threaded rings (included in the indoor adapter’s delivery scope) onto
the thread of the goose neck mount/ceiling bracket. Place the indoor adapter on the thread
with the opening facing down and attach the indoor adapter, by screwing the second
threaded ring firmly onto the thread.
6. Use the four screws provided to attach the retaining plate of the mount type (included in the
camera’s scope of delivery) to the indoor adapter. To do this, place the mount type plate (in
the camera’s delivery scope) on the indoor adapter so that the external drill holes of the plate
are exactly on the four spacer threads of the indoor adapter and screw the four screws in.
7. Screw in the ceiling bracket and the goose neck mount with suitable screws to the
ceiling/wall.
8. Proceed in the same way as in points 6 to 8 on pages 216 and 217.
Ø35
Ø10

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4.5 Additional Accessories
Following accessories are not in scope of delivery!
The outdoor housing (TV7606) offers the possibility, to use the High Speed Motor Dome in outdoor
weathering (Protection class IP66). It is possible to use the outdoor housing with a Wall mount
bracket (scope of delivery), a Dropped ceiling mount bracket and or a Goose neck mount bracket.
For further information please refer to installation manual of outdoor housing.
Goose neck mount bracket and Wall mount bracket (TV7613) can be combined with Pole mount
adapter (TV7610) and Corner mount adaptor (TV7611).
Dimensions TV7610 Pole mount adapter

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Dimensions TV7611 Corner mount adaptor

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5. Quick Guide Control Devices
Basically you can control High Speed Motor Domes with all RS485 devices that can handle Pelco P
or Pelco D protocol.
Please refer to respective instruction manual for the connection method and further information.
5.1 Control using Operator Panel TV7605
See all information about the connection method and other information in instruction manual of
TV7606. This operator panel is designed specially for TV7600-TV7604 and supports all functions.
5.2 Control using TV3000-TV3031 recorders
You can also control your high-speed motor dome with the HDVR.
This requires the following actions.
1. Connect the RS-485 lines to the interface for controlling on the HDVR.
2. Link up the analogue camera to the software. Refer to the operating manual for more
details.
3. Activate the Pan/Tilt control.
4. Select ABUS Security-Center as the protocol type.
5. Enter the ID for the camera.
6. Select COM 3 as the port interface.
7. Settings for the interface: Enter the baud rate used by your camera.
The remaining settings do not need to be changed.
8. Click on Save and Apply to accept the changes.
You can then control the high-speed motor dome with the VMS software.
To go to the configuration menu of your camera, right-click with the mouse on the preview image.
Now select the Pan/Tilt configuration menu item.
You are in the configuration menu of the camera and can navigate in the menu using the arrow
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6. Quick Operating Keys
This dome provides three protocols: Pelco D, Pelco P and Maxpro.
These protocols are provided by several DVRs (e.g. TV3000-TV3031) and other controllers so that
the domes can be controlled with these devices.
Default setting of this dome is Pelco D / P (auto detection) with 2400 bps (bits per second).
In this manual relates to controller TV7605. It is possible to operate cameras with other controller,
but keys could have other names.
7.1 Pelco D/P Protocols
The dome has a lot of shortcuts to support following functions:
Number 1~64 and 100~200 are for Preset-Positions, other keys are for function operations.
For example, to enter OSD MENU, press the button 95 + PRESET.
Quick Operation Key Table 1
Number Note Function
1~64,100~200
+Preset Preset Executing Preset 1 ~ 64, 100~200
67 +Preset Auto Flip Selectable On/Off in Auto Flip mode
69 + Preset DSS Selectable On/Off in Digital Slow Shutter
function
80~85 + Preset Pattern Executing Pattern #1 ~ #6
86 + Preset Auto Scan Executing Auto Scan
87~89 + Preset Group Tour Executing Group Tour #1 ~ #3
90 + Preset OSD Entering OSD Main Menu
91 + Preset Zero Position Searching Pan / Tilt Zero Position
92 + Preset Freeze Select Freeze image when camera is working
93 + Preset BLC Selectable On/Off in BLC function
94 + Preset Day / Night Selectable Day / Night / Auto Mode
95 + Preset OSD Entering OSD Main Menu
96 + Preset Focus Adjust Focus adjust
97 + Preset Vibration Correction Selectable On/Off in Vibration Correction
function
98 + Preset AUX 1 Selectable On/Off in Aux1
99 + Preset AUX 2 Selectable On/Off in Aux2
Quick Operation Keys Table 2:
Use these function keys if controller has these keys
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Menu Function
Tilt Up / Down Sub menu cursor moves up / down
Pan Left / Right Enter to the sub menu or status change or decrement
Focus Near Using for Enter key when user select YES or NO
Focus Far Using for function changing keys when set coordinate
Zoom Tele Status cursor to the right
Zoom Wide Status cursor to the left

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x65 + preset: “Status Report” is displayed, if user wants to remove this screen, press
Focus Near button.
x70 + preset: This feature provides picture stabilization image.
This feature is available only by entering the preset number and is not included in OSD main
menu.
x92 + preset: With this feature it is possible to freeze the current picture during tour, auto scan or
pattern operation. When 92 + preset button has been pressed, the image stops but the camera
is still working as per operation such as tour, pattern or auto scan. To return to operating image,
press 92 + preset button again. This feature is available only by enter the preset number and is
not included in OSD main menu.
7.2 Maxpro Protocol
If you want to choose Maxpro Protocol, the user must change the dip switch first.
Baud Rate: 9600 (Maxpro default)
Maxpro protocol is almost same as Pelco D/P protocol operating system but some special features
are different way as noted below:
Quick Operation Key Table 1
Number Note Function
1~64,100~200
+Preset Preset Executing Preset 1 ~ 64, 100~200
67 +Preset Auto Flip Selectable On/Off in Auto Flip mode
69 + Preset DSS Selectable On/Off in Digital Slow Shutter
function
80~85 + Preset Pattern Executing Pattern #1 ~ #6
86 + Preset Auto Scan Executing Auto Scan
87~89 + Preset Group Tour Executing Group Tour #1 ~ #3
90 + Preset OSD Entering OSD Main Menu
91 + Preset Zero Position Searching Pan / Tilt Zero Position
92 + Preset Freeze Select Freeze image when camera is working
93 + Preset BLC Selectable On/Off in BLC function
94 + Preset Day / Night Selectable Day / Night / Auto Mode
95 + Preset OSD Entering OSD Main Menu
96 + Preset Focus Adjust Focus adjust
97 + Preset Vibration Correction Selectable On/Off in Vibration Correction
function
98 + Preset AUX 1 Selectable On/Off in Aux1
99 + Preset AUX 2 Selectable On/Off in Aux2
Quick Operation Keys Table 2:
Use these function keys if controller has these keys
Menu Function
Tilt Up / Down Sub menu cursor moves up / down
Pan Left / Right Enter to the sub menu or status change or decrement
Focus Near Using for Enter key when user select YES or NO
Focus Far Using for function changing keys when set coordinate
Zoom Tele Status cursor to the right
Zoom Wide Status cursor to the left

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7. Diagnostic
When power supply is connected to the camera, POWER ON LED on the underside glows and
DIAGONOSTIC is started.
The following messages are displayed on the monitor.
1. Pan Origin Test
Zero point of Pan is found after Pan test.
2. Tilt Origin Test
Zero point of Tilt is found after Tilt test.
3. TX Connection Test
TX Connection Test takes about 60 seconds.
Set camera ID in DVR or controller and press any key.
“OK” will be displayed if camera receives any command by DVR or controller during that
60 seconds addressed to ID of camera (not necessary for function).
(ID is displayed at start-up, refer to page 78 according ID setting).
* If “No Tested” is displayed
- the camera did not receive any signal from DVR or controller
- wrong connecting way such as the protocol, baud rate or RS-485 connection. The user
may check the installation way carefully.
4. Camera Comm. Test
Communication test with the camera is automatically checked.
OK should be displayed in these four tests in the first installation.
After all tests above are done, “NOW EEPROM CHECKING” and “ALL DATA INITIALIZING” is
displayed and the camera is ready to operate.
CAMERA ID : 001
BAUD RATE : 2400 BPS
WAITING…
PAN ORIGIN TEST OK
TILT ORIGIN TEST OK
TX CONNECTION TEST OK
CAMERA COMM TEST OK